Jobs at Oxford Quantum Circuits

As a Senior Nanofabrication Engineer, you'll lead the fabrication of superconducting quantum devices, driving process excellence and resolving complex fabrication issues. You'll mentor others, optimise processes, and contribute to technical documentation and external engagement.

As a Senior FPGA Engineer, you'll design and deliver precision control hardware for quantum computing, resolving complex technical challenges across FPGA architecture and real-time signal processing, while mentoring junior engineers.

The FPGA Engineer will design, prototype, and implement FPGA-based hardware for quantum computing, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and improving system performance.

Lead testing and validation of prototype quantum hardware at millikelvin temperatures. Develop and maintain cryogenic measurement infrastructure (microwave, RF, amplifiers, interconnects), design experimental setups, analyse test data, produce technical reports, coordinate component installation within cryostats, implement improvements, and mentor junior engineers.

Develop predictive models and software tools to analyse large engineering datasets for quantum hardware. Provide data-driven insights, visualisations, and reports; collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering teams and apply software engineering best practices to improve modelling and analytical workflows.

Lead budgeting, forecasting, and long-range planning while owning FP&A models and cash runway analysis. Provide variance analysis, executive reporting, and financial modelling to support capital deployment, growth, and international expansion. Partner with technical and commercial teams to improve financial visibility, challenge assumptions, and deliver insights for strategic decision-making.

Lead OQC's external research and collaboration strategy, securing and managing grant-funded programmes and partnerships with universities, industry, and funders. Translate scientific priorities into governed, deliverable programmes, coordinate stakeholders and budgets, manage risks and reporting, and align cross-functional teams to maximize technical and commercial impact.

Quantum Engineers will design, optimize, and analyze quantum systems, merged with experimental physics and advanced software for breakthroughs in quantum processing. Responsibilities include managing projects, mentoring junior engineers, and contributing to publications.

Provide pragmatic, commercial legal advice across OQC, leading drafting and negotiation of complex commercial and technology agreements, advising on IP, privacy, export controls and regulatory compliance, supporting fundraising and governance, and developing scalable legal processes and templates to enable the business to scale.

As a Quantum Solutions Architect, you will develop quantum applications, design algorithms, and collaborate with customers to address complex problems using quantum computing.

The Quantum Software Engineer develops software for quantum systems, focusing on compilation, execution, and optimization of quantum programs, ensuring reliability and performance through advanced algorithms and collaborative development.

As a Control Systems Product Owner, you'll define requirements for quantum computing control systems, ensuring they meet architecture and performance goals while facilitating communication across teams.

As a Senior RF Engineer at OQC, you'll design RF systems for quantum computing, lead development, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to optimize performance.

Lead the development of RF systems for superconducting quantum processors, managing a team and driving RF innovation while collaborating across disciplines.